Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 691 Public Contest 2

Upon the open highway, a pair of Rolls-Royce Phantoms raced, their speed akin to a gust of wind. It was as though they were engaged in a silent contest, each vying to reach their shared destination first. "Interesting!" Micah mused from within his car, his lips curling into a smirk of anticipation. Each encounter with Sadie was a fresh revelation, her unpredictability sending ripples through his otherwise calm world. In their last encounter, she had mistaken him for a male escort at a nightclub, leading to a playful game of settling debts. Now, she had transformed into his opponent, challenging him in a battle of wits. Micah found himself intrigued, wondering what other surprises she had in store. As he pondered, he realized their game was evolving, becoming more complex with each interaction. Yet, he was certain, no matter how she stirred the pot, she would never elude his grasp.

The two Rolls-Royces arrived at their destination simultaneously, pulling into a parking lot brimming with luxury vehicles. Major businessmen had already arrived, stepping out of their cars with entourages and bodyguards in tow, engaging in animated conversations and exchanging pleasantries.

The atmosphere, however, shifted abruptly when the two Phantoms arrived in unison, one executing a dazzling drift that whipped up a whirlwind of attention. Conversations ceased as all eyes turned to the spectacle. The distinct hum of the engines and the gilded "S" and "L" emblems on the cars proudly announced their affiliations - the Clemens Group and the James Group, both titans of industry, had arrived.

A murmur of excitement swept through the crowd, anticipation mounting as the businessmen sensed a heightened intensity to the proceedings. As if on cue, the car doors swung open, and bodyguards emerged from the front seats, swiftly opening the rear doors.

From one car, Micah stepped out, his black suit shimmering brilliantly under the sunlight. He exuded a natural regal air, a commanding presence that was impossible to overlook, a subtle air of authority evident in his demeanor.

From the other car, Sadie emerged, her slender legs encased in wide-leg black pants, paired with a crisp white shirt. The simple ensemble, accentuated by its unique tailoring, radiated a sense of fashion and charisma. Her light makeup, pearl earrings, and neatly tied-up hair added to her intellectual and capable demeanor, instantly drawing all attention to her.

The venue buzzed with admiration. Who was this beautiful and elegant woman? Now, they had the chance to see her up close and clearly.

Micah's heart stirred, a whirlpool of complex emotions swirling within him. At that moment, he was certain, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that she was indeed Sadie.

"Mr. Clemens, Miss James, welcome, welcome!" Arthur Hamilton, the head of the American Chamber of Commerce and the host of the event, approached them with his entourage. He warmly shook hands with Micah before turning to greet Sadie. "Miss James, your reputation precedes you. Despite being a newcomer in the business realm, your accomplishments speak volumes. Your talent and potential are truly remarkable!"

"Arthur, aren't you afraid of Mr. Clemens taking offense?" Sadie raised an eyebrow, her voice laced with amusement. "After all, all those contracts on my table were won at the expense of the Clemens Group!"

Her audacious statement caused a stir among the businessmen present. They watched Micah's reaction closely, replaceing Sadie's open provocation quite bold.

Arthur, usually a master of tactful conversation, found himself at a loss for words. He managed a forced smile, nervously wiping the sweat from his forehead.

"The earth is not afraid of being stepped on because everyone relies on it to stand firm," Micah said, his lips curling into a knowing smile as he locked eyes with Sadie. "Miss James, you are young and still have much to learn!"

His words left Sadie speechless and showcased his superiority. With a simple remark, he had informed everyone that the James Group's temporary victory was merely a concession from the Clemens Group. The James Group was nothing extraordinary.